HVAC Testing and Balancing Technician Live in WV, VA, TN, NC, SC

Posted 3 days ago

harvey air balancingKershaw (SC)

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Harvey Air Balancing is a TABB Certified company with over 35 years of experience. Our market area is WV, OH, PA, VA, TN, NC, and SC. Although, we have worked in nearly every state over the years. Current employees live in WV, SC and NC and we need more! We balance building HVAC systems to perform at peak efficiency by using specialized testing equipment to measure air and water flow, then adjust and balance the flows as directed by engineers. We currently have contracts for schools, hospitals, major stores, restaurants, office buildings, factories and plants.

Requirements include: Great Communication Skills, Must be on time, Ability to work alone, Have a clean driving record, No criminal background, Be a US Citizen, You must own dependable transportation. Must be willing to travel on an as needed basis. Prior Air Balancing experience (Must Be Verified)BAS Control knowledge and/or Certifications from AABC, NEBB or TABB is preferred but not required.

Company Description: Harvey Air Balancing is certified for Air, Water, Duct Air Leakage Testing, Commissioning, Indoor Air Quality and Sound & Vibration through the Testing, Adjusting and Balancing Bureau (TABB). We have 3 TABB Certified Technicians or Supervisors on staff.

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